Lawmakers cited postponed sales on public lands in Arkansas, Utah and Michigan

Alger Swingley lost home and business in fire on Nov. 20

University president Waded Cruzado said concerns expressed by doctors influenced her decision

Man did not break any laws, but he complied when police asked him to move along

Police are looking for Ashley Rae Hewankorn in connection to a shooting in Pablo on Monday

The sharp decline reflects how exposed some utilities have become to the coal industry's woes

William Porter's trial was the first test of prosecutors' case against six officers

Holiday fun park sets up for a month at the fairgrounds with games, bouncy houses, and Christmas decorations

Move ends an extraordinary seven-year period of near-zero borrowing rates

Company says the site contains one of the highest-grade copper deposits in the world

As their top triumph, Republicans cited a lifting of the nation's ban on crude oil exports

He was the sixth state inmate to die from an ongoing illness since Nov. 10

Email included an attached document containing academic, medical, disciplinary and criminal information

The number of sales has started to come back, but is still far below what it was

For 10 years, Drew Buckner has served as a calm voice amid chaos